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DIEDMONT AIR LINE.
Scbad,i, in EJECT March 9fh lSS-

DIEDMONT AIR LINE.
l Schedule in effect March 18th, 1857.
$40 A Mast Tenn. Mail Daily for Nsrrenton,
Gordonsvie. Charlottesville, Iynchburg and stations
between Alexandria and Lynchburg. Bristol. Knox
vile. Rome. Calera. MONTGOMERY and New Orleans
Pullman Sleeper Washington TO New Orleans.
ll:20 A. M-Fast Mail Daily for MarTeiton. Char
lottesve. Gordonsylle. Stations ches Ohio Route,
tween Lynchburr and Danyile, Greensboro. Raleigh,
Charlotte Atlanta. Birmingham, Montgomery. New
Orleans, Texas and California Pullman Sleeper New
York Atlanta. in connection with Pullman heeIrs
for Birmingham, NiCksburg aud Shreveport Snlld
trains Washington to Atlanta
235 p M.-Day except Sunday for Manassas
Strasburg and intermediate Stations.
$50 p M-Western Express Daily for Warrenion.
Gordonsville Charlottesville. Louisville. tinrinilA1
and Line of Ches. and Ohio Route. Pullman SlyItrs
and Solid Trains Washington TO Louisville; also T. r
Iynchburg, Bristol. Chattanooga, Memphis, Little
Rock and all Southwestern Points. Through Pullman
Sleepers Washington Ia Little Rock without ciialEt-
IL 90 T. M-Southern Express Daily tor - llcil'urs,
Danvie. Raleigh, Asheylllc. Charlotte; 'plull1ia,
Aiken Augusta, Atlanta. MONTGOMERY, New orleans.
Texas and California. Pullman Sleepers Washington
to Montgomery, connecting with Pullman Parlur Cars
Montgomery New Orleans Pullman SleeIers Wash
ington to Aiken without change:
Trains on Washington and Ohio division leave WASH
ington q IL A. NJ, Daily except sunday, and - y
NJ Daily; arrive Round Hill. IL 81 4. NJ and lo p
NJ: Returning leave Round Hill d % A NJ Daily and
l::s0 p NJ. Daily except sunday, arriving Washington
q 80 A. VI. and 3 % 7. NJ.
Through trains from the South via. Charlotte. Dam
VILE and Iynchburg, arrive Washington 10 A II.
and sob L. h; via. East Tenn Bristol AMI y IL "a
Ohio Route and Charlottesville at 9:40 i. M. stTas-
burg Local at a. A NJ.
Tickets Sleeping Car reservation and niorinaii' n
furnished. and baggage checked at office bul feSy
Railroad. 9th aud streets JAS. L. TAYLOR,
mhl2 General Passenger Agent
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Looking for the Cause-A Revised List
of the Dead shows Only Twenty.fOul
Names.

Looking for the Cause-A Revised List
of the Dead shows Only Twenty.f0ul
Names.
The work Of clearing away the debris at the
the scene OF the terrible accident at Bussey
bridge, on the Boston and Providence railroad
vas continued all Monday night and all day yes
teruay. The wreck, IL is said, was even a NOR,
.ppdlling sight than the recent ruins at Whit,
iyef junction ,h and this points strongly TO th
twenty-five miles an hour. The forward cars
.hlch lie on the embankment and In the roadway
main In the same positions as when they fel
here were undoubtedly nine cars I'm the train 9
ne tin tops OF the nine are to be found but the IT.
lilnS OF Two OF the cars are In such state OF de
;ere were two cars or one. This was caused by
ne fan down the embankInent, and consequently.
ne rumOr has prevailed that there were but eight
strS in the train. several OF the stoves OF til,
lrS have been removed. and, In every cas-
ne iron rods which serve to hold them in posi-
ion have been found to be secure, while not
tove door was burst open although one stow.
vas badly broken.
ALLEGED DEFECTS IN THE BRIDGE.
Prof. FoSe OF the Institute of Technology, one OF
he most competent bridge engineers in New Eng
nd, I'm an interview, says: "T was at the scene @
he accident all day together with number o
members OF the Massachusetts, scientific society anG
Institute students, examining the bridge, or rattle
he pieces thereof and don't know the exact causs
Of the accident. would not dare to venture an
1pinion | can only say that i have examined
1eces OF the iron and have an idea that some was
one until the truth is known"
Prof. Swain. also OF the institute who made an
'xaminatlon or the wrecked bridge, discovered
what he considers to have been the cause OF thu
Iccident. He thinks there were serious defects ir
some portions OF the bridge, not only in the ma
terlal used put In the manner OF construction.
REDUCING THE LIST OF KILLED.
The injured at the Massachusetts, general hos
pital were reported by physicians yesterday a;
being in a comfortable condition. The surgeons
re confident that all VIII recover. owing tt
duplication and misSpelling OF Names 1t is now
believed that the reports OF the number OF per-
sons killed have been considerably overestimated.
Up TO noon yesterday DIR. Draper had signed
tWenty-one death certificates. and DIR. Harris
three, making the entire death total up to noon
twenty-four.
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PAKr OF A Pr ASr.r1oN S1xxs I,ro mn. 1, !.

fAkr OF PLANTATION SINKS INTO THE RIvER.-At
ABOUT O'Clock Monday morning fully sixty feet
OF the bank In front or the Elton pa alton in
ioidha sunk gradually down into TIE river carry
ing With 1t the Elton store and most OF its con-
tents The cav1ng was completed within one hour
ahd put Few OF the plantation supplies were saved
MT ROBINSON the lessee has lost large amount
vi supplies lot OF furniture and valuable effects
Diohglhg 10 Gen. MCMILLAN stored In the building
were also lost. The water over the bank is fulIY
TWO ieet deep and there is constant apprehension
.hat tia ievee may drop in at any point and cause
a 0lsslSSrOuS overflow.
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CRAZY LOVER SHOUTS HIasEIF-Chas Rose
yOuns man OF Elmira, n. Y, shot himself i'm the
ofes1 In lront or the residence of Charles Roberts
at SuilVanNile sunday night. Recently he worked
at horsenead and Tell in love with daughter OF
J0hh SmartWood, an eStimable young woman.
Sne paia no attention to him. Learning that she
"aS sisiLihg at Sniilyanville, Rose went there
and being refused adnittance to the hOuse where
she was, ne drew a revolver, and, after making
tle ueciarauOn tld his life would be miserable
"Ilnout her, he fired. The incident created great
excitement In the place. Rose is being attended
oy AssemDlyInen Rush. The wound will probably
prove fatal
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THEY MURDERED THE WINNER AT CARDs.-Detec-
I've haIloran OF chicago. arrived in ST. Paul
Monday morning on Che Manitoba train in com,
Pany Win Frank Ire Amark, whom he arrested in
winnipeg LOT the Murder OF John Pewaunkee in
SnicaSo dooul one year ago. Treemark, Pewaun-
Nee, Euwdro FuLSky and another were playing
cards caro- ana Pewaunkee, retiring a heavy winner,
last named held him while Treemark cut his
tnroat, fuiahy was arrested, and confessed that
ne anu Ireeinark had agreed to murder PeWaun-
hee before the game began should he be the win
ntr. Ireemark Is in Jail at st. Paul waiting for q
Tesluisltlon He refuses to say anything about the
crime: ne Is an Italian, aged go with wife and
Children in Chicago.
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Veterinarians in Session.

THEY WANT AC. S. COMMISSIONER. SALMONs SPEECH
The United States Veterinary association, in
session in Philadelphia, yesterday passed resOlu-
tion that innoculation orpleuro-pneumonia is moi
applicable In this country. They also have adopted
4 request TO Congress TO org anZe veterinary
commission, consisting of a CHIEF with rank and
rank OF captain, and four assistants to rank as
lieutenantS.
Dr. ID. K. Salmon. of the bureau OF animal indus
Try or the L. s. department OF agriculture, spoke
OF tuberculosis in animals and said that fully
$4,000 to 10000 human lives were lost every
year through the use OF milk and meat from tuber-
culOSed cattle
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SHE CowHIDRD THE TEACHER--Mrs John Morley
angry over the punishment inflicted on her
grandson, went TO the room OF Principal car
men, In the High school at Lansing Mich last
Week with rawhide whip concealed under her
CLOAK, and dashed him soundly before she was dis
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A MINISTER'S SUIT FOR DAxAGEs-In the circuit
court at Frederick, Md, yesterday the removed
case OF Rev. Arthur III. Thompson against the
county commissioners OF Montgomery county was
begun The suit is for five Thousand dollars dam
ages for injuries received by the upSettfng OF his
buggy In consequence OF the bad condition OF the
county road. More than fifty witnesses have been
summoned, and prominent array of counsel is
engaged,
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A WIFE FROM WHOM He CANNOT ESCAPE
William ii. swan. who has been for some months
the operator for the Western Union COMPANY i'm
the ONCE OF the Scranton Republican. hastily de-
parted saturday, leaving many unsettled ac-
counts. swan came TO scranton. Pa, from Ner :
marry the daughter of William ConnelL a ie adj.
Ing citizen and coal operator. lie used This
matrimonial prospect TO secure credit. It IS now
learned that ne has wife living at Elkhs. rt Ind
who Is In charge OF telegraph Office anf Dr. is re-
ported, was recently divorced from him because OF
his neglect and failure to contribute 20 her sun
port She kept herself informed bv wire OF his
whereabouts, and in this way prevt ut ed his mar
she was also instrumental in ma hng his denar.
ture from scranton hasty. Rum nrs were current
that swan and Miss Connell we're married four
weeks ago at B1nghamton, n. :. but this is flatIy
denied by the young woman's father. who on FIJI.
day night compelled Swan TO give in ali letters
received from his daughter by having him ar.
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FINANCIAL.
HOTELS.

NEWPORT NEWS, VA,
N On Hampton Roads near Old Point Comfort
THE HOTEL WARWICK
An attractive rstclass Winter Resort for families and
transient visitors Send for Illustrated Pamphlet 10 c.
b. ORCUTT, $50 Broadway, New York. or to
j. r. SWINERTON, Manager.
d24-sSw26t Hotel Warwick, Newport News Va.
PERFECTION OF LIvING.-THE ALTAMONT
Il tutaw Place, Baltimore, Just completed. Strictly
o Family Hotel. Highest elevation. On the handsom-
est treet Perfect heat and ventilation Incandescent
electric light in every room. Home cooking. Suites
OF rooms. Comforts of housekeeping without ats dis
comforts. Only forty five minutes ride from wash,
ingon Ten from depot. Send for illustrated
book describing Hotel vi. STORK, Baltimore.
,i.lS-:}ln Owner and Proprietor.
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NINA VAN ZANDTS MARRIAGE CERTIFICATE RULED
OUT.-The county clerk of Chicago has returned
the alleged marriage certificate OF Nina Van Zandt
who claimed To have performed the Ceremony
The clerk reminds the justice that as Spies was in
the county Jail at the time OF the alleged marriage
he could not have been at The village OF Jefferson
where the justice certifies that the marriage oc-
Cured
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a M0THER E0u-1Irn

"A MOTHER COwIIIDES Observation-Disclosures
Mo, mas experienced quite a sensation DR. J. s.
Hdfuy was crow hfded on the street last week by
MIS-. j. w. Vaughn. The lady dashed him severely
az JuI the lace He finally wreSted the cowhtde
from her grasp and escaped. Public sentiment is
WI, WIN tne lady. She charges the DOCTOR with hay-
LIZ Is taken improper liberties with her daughter
lheglri Is under fifteen years OF age
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CACSED HIS FRIENDS ARREST AND THEN EIoPEp
arrested at Americas, Ga, and taken before a
magistrate Tor trial on the charge OF burglary.
excused from court to hunt up some witnesses. nv
whom ne proposed to prove the crime For two
nourS the court awaited his return, only to md
OUT that Beivtn had elOped with Demands wife.
ne arrest OF Bernard was a scheme to keep him
effected. No1iU O0
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The Young Democracy.
ddx FORMATION OF A LEAGUE PRorosED-P
FROM THE PLATFORM

Tak FORMATION OF A LEAGUE PRorosEp-PoIsTs
FROM THE PLATFORM
The Young Mems Democratic club, OF New York
city, held special meeting Monday evening for
the purpose OF receiving the report OF the commit
Tee appointed Ito take into considera-
lion the expoiiency OF promoting the for
NATION OF young mems democratic clubs to unite
"1th the parent organization In promoting re-
Iorins In the direction OF pure democracy" Mr..
K j. Donnell, as chairman OF the committee SUBJ
United report, which was ordered printed IL
Suggests that young mems democratic clubs shall
De Formed all over the country In each stare
Ut shaii DC parent club. and each OF these
eIuos snail correspond with each other the whole
~ De known as the Young Mems Democratic
Lestsue OF the United States. All the clubs viii
ps i0rined upon one platform, some OF the points
OF which are:
10 relieve our national industry We propose TO
Tree from taxation all raw materials and other
materials 70 Such an extent a. viii ensbIe mann
icturers 10 export their products freely and nroff
al S ana 70 compete successfully with foreigners
A NOME ana aDrOac- To reduce customs duties on
necessariea To enancipate our civil service frnIe
partisan control, placing it strictly business
LlIhslpir, making the claim OF the once seeker
merit alone. TO advocate such laws a. yyiIl oIard
tAe oailot-box from fraud and the voters from
Dlng deceived, 50 as 10 put an end 10 bribery
either direct or Indirect and 10 limit the eYnendi
tart OF money In elections by both tndfvidraIs
anu parties; 10 advocate such laws as will prevent
unjust discrimination in the price OF freight and
70 compel railroad companies 10 charge mint
NUN rate oi iare; TO minimize taxation and
expenses; 10 abolish all taxes on materials and
instruments OF Industry, taxes which In effect
violate the Constitution and are practically unns2
and oppressive 20 the Iaboring MAJ
I'VE also propose that the affiliated clubs shall
discuss the following questions: To enact such
LAWS As VIII place the poor on al equality with the
rich In appeals TO the courts which administer the
Laws; the policy OF granting 10 the President the
light 20 veto separate items In any appropriation
bal; the election OF United States Senators NV
popular suffrage: the election OF Congressman and
members OF the legislature by larger constilu-
eneIes, under system that will secure minority
REPRESENTA- Ion; the election OF President aud Vice
frcsldent Dy popular suffrage, instead OF by the
electoral college, a day that no other election
l. heid; the enactment OF laws and, II necessary
aLle HdnentS 10 both the national and state con-
stEuti01s 10 prevent mOnop0nes."
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MASKED BURGLAR KILLED BY HIS PARTNER
The house of an old man named Perry, in Macon,
Ca, who was supposed TO have a sum of money
concealed was entered by two masked men, one OF
whom went directly to his bedroom The old man
grappled with him. when he called for his accom-
plice, who fired, killing the burglar instead of
Perry. The murderer then fed The murdered
man proved 10 be Perry'S nearest neighbor and
his acccmpltce an escaped convict named Weaver,
who Is q nephew OF Perry
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.


STEAMER MATTANo LEAVES GTH-sr MHAkf
Potomac landings tar Matton Creek Grind
ers wharf, Sundays down and Wednesdays up. Brent
and Chapel Point, Thursdays down and Mondays and
G. T. JONES. Agent, 7th-st wharf.
JOHN MCGAHEE, Alexandria, Va Agent. nhlO
DoToMAC TRANSPORTATION LINE.
The Steamer SUE. Capt W C. Geogheean. will re-
suIue her trps between BALTIMORE and WASH
INGTON and for all landings the Potomac River,
March leaving Baltimore Tuesdays and Fridays At
3 D. and Washington Sunday y. IN. Freight re-
ceived on Saturday only and must be prepaid
Apply to 4 STEPHENSON a. BRO. Agents.
9TH Street Wharf.
k419 10th
f26-6m onoe' 18th and Penn. ave. NV.
INOR POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS
It NEW IRON STEAMER "MAkEFIEID"
Leaves 9TH ST. wharf on MONDAYS, Thu RSDAT3
and SATURDAYS at q am Returning TUESDAYS
FRIDAY 5 and SUNDAY pm, touching at River Land
ings "a tar Nominl Creek, Currloman Va, and St
Clements Bay, Md Connects with Is. and q. X. X at
Shepherds. see schedule. JOHN Is. PADGETI, AT.
c. W. RIDLEY, Manager. 1a25
nIRECT TO NEW YORK-FREIGHT STEAfEI.3
IL JOHN GIBSON and f. e. KNIGHT leave l1sf 4 L.
East River, y. L., every SATURDAY at pm; ON 4
wharf, Washington, every TUESDAY MOhNlNa
Freight at lowest rates aI4
Mt. VERNON, MI. VERNON,
STEAMER W w CoRCoRAN
Leaves 9TH wharf daily Except sunday for Nc
Vernon at 10 O'Clock Returning, reaches Wash
ington about $50 pm
sel6 l. L. BLAKE. Captain
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ATTORNEYS.
DENTISTRY.

nR DUKE, DENTIST. 115 14TH STN.W.-TEETH
extracted without pain, by aid of local appllca
ton nrerared and used only by Teeth filled tor 81
in best Perfect fitting sets OF arthcia teeth
All cnar.tions p1larauteed mhS- Inn
9Th st, corner NV.
Filling Specially ALSO the cure OF toothache with
ont extractiug local anesthetic used the gums
aIiex istes the main of Extracting jal3
TOR. T. NJ TALBOT. DENTIST, 437 9TH ST.
THREE doors corner of f. Dentistry III all Its
branches. Teeth inserted 50 per set All work war
rantad Jan1
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OCEAN STEAMERS.

INVITE STAR LINE.
United States and Royal Mail steamers sailing from
New York every WEDNESDAY 10 Queeiisto"n ano
Liverpool.
Britannia, Germanc, Adriatic, Celtic, heiuhiic' baiuc
Saloon rates. $50, $50 and 500. Excursion tickets
favorable terms Superior interledate acconlno-
dations Adriatc and Celtic; rate e'jo =, -.
For sailing lists inspection OF plans OF othet iiofn
alton apply TO 1Eo. W; MUSE,
Adams Express Office. 225 fennsvlSaiia ava
Company offices; New York, Al Broadway.
m A rks s{tp
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SsoLD ~ NORTH CaKoiISA--A special from Ashe-
VIZ, y e, Stys: Last wt-es In Henderson county
number ~ local capitalists began Operations on
iefse scaIe ia search Of precious metals near
mere az Boylston nine, ten miles west OF Hem
Se ys.iite Is dlsclol5g treasures in abundance
The gold bearing quartz OF this mine has heen es
tinated 70 produce $50 TO the ton
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q, a fsharsahae darkness enyeIoped Loudon at
ao1n y sttf1ay 10 vas dark as midnight ia CHAR
w IT'S whitehall and the strand ssnow fell
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RAILROADS.
ALTIMoEE AND ONO RAILROAD.

HI
ohedule in effect SUNDAY. MARCH 18Th. 1857
until further notice.
Leave Washington from station. corner Of New l.r
-ey avenue and street
through coaches and serslne ears The IN i5s.m g
fNst Limited kxrress & nttsburs ard t'h,ca1 ar
WING IN littshurr NJ 300 pm. Chicago next morn
nsat II 10 No extra fare is chaed tins train or
FOR Cincinnati Louisville ana ST Louis daily "a
n and 10; 10 m With thransh cgsches aad Palace
chsnge $50 pm. is fast limited train o. Cincitius
45 81 Louis 40 pm Soexira fare is @ eRsr m
For Piitsburv at II .45am and 81 nm. daily q
l1ttshurx Clevel,nd and Detroit with Parlor and
For Lexington and Local Stations. 40 am daily.
For points on Shenandoah Valley RR. 10 I'm
s gS5 hayrs de GraSe Sewsrs %i@inS%n sgS rha
tor wilmilston, Delaware and iutern,ciiate POINT.
Fer Bslti%ere week asy;. ;, $50, $40. 40.
,rainl, $50. 43o, 4:4o, $40, g A.. % - aud
FS5 saI Iis % spas5. g 60 s "a
For Annanelis 9: lam and y 10, = 30 and $40
For Was s" siao S9 bt a ~ Wilmington and p
more, s. 9 40 3 80 an, ~ 10 nm, 80, 40 q IS
40 645 and II 30 pm For stations on Mctr,r"i',
tam Branch 6;45 Am daily, except sunday ana sal
ial stations on Metropolitan Branch 40 daily;
E snSis s.G pen a. a. ssasl "a anti ~ md
daily. except Sunday. For Frederick 40 IN. n a.
ard 40 pm daily. except Sunday.
For Hagerstown 5 40 am. and 5.3l pm. daily.
Trains STRIVE from the West daily g 20 20 am.
t po ana ,o, M, N, Shenandoah y.u. mn
daily '''"'
From Philadelphia. Chester. Wilmington and Havrs
de Grace, IL 30 am, 20 pm. aud 10 90 I'm daily.
From Wilmington, Del and intermediate points
From ANNAPOLIS. ) 30 am. aud 80 - and s O0
pm sunday. 10 % am. 9 - pm
daily. except SUNDAY.
Trains leave Batimors ior Washington at ; 10, ; 30,
c $50 % g.? % 90 and ii odG M On sanis,
go 40 e:a5 and a ID 10 s3 20 }, o no. 30 30 70
All trains from n Westminster St"p At Relay station.
Ohio Ticket Office Washington station 5Ia ana ia5i
will be taken for baggage 10 be checked and I'd at
any point IN the city.
General sgGer,P's Gaa Rsl,nSTs ,s
70 THE Mill tahfsfk Nlsf k RSS sorrnwrsr
BE TRACK SrLhfpIp go syin MINE
80, In, iS kFFEcI sHSI IN; lss ,,,,,
Trains leave a Sa from st1iS corner OF SIKH
For Pttsburg aud the Nest Chlc..o Limited Express
One s day e %ins inn and q y LOUIS
s mh Ba ers r GSr IRON us a
to Chicago. with Sleeping Car ilt.eurE 70 Chicavo
Cars Washington % CHICAGO and 81 Louis, ana iIar
r ;, to Ssyssnd eennSS.9G at nJ
Pacific Express, 600 Z. NJ daily for l1tt-burs
and the West with through Sleeper Harrisburg TO
BALTIMoRE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD
1000 P, NJ. daily, except saturday With Palace
For v iIliamsport, Lock Haven and Elmira at 80
A, NJ. daily, except sunday
On sun aSo 900 Sp Nj go and 90 ld P
md l -.po l. ed Of
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BOOKS, &c.

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No HoRR CAPITAL PUNISHMENT IN MAINE-The
- al OF the capital punishment law has been
SuSc1ei ia Maine, and capital imprisonment Tor
ne As substituted for death ali eases OF murder
~ tile hsst aesree such conyfcts however, are 10
d sepJ IN close confinement AMY from All ass1-
Gums ana 40 pdrt0ning power Is left 10 the
governor and eouncil unless toe convict Is proved
Innocent. - F
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CHORT ROUTE TO LONDON.
NoRDDEI fischer LLOYD g. s. CO
Fast Express Steamers
To Southampton (London, Havrel, Bremen.
SIS Eider Sat M b pm SaAle " Al 81, 90 ala
s.sl " NH 135am. ElUe, Sat- AFT = II 80 n IA.
Comfortable staterooms. excellent table, LUXURIOUS
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The Home, twelve mos. uniform in size and style
neatly bound in cloth, gilt, SO kinds only Soc. each
Writing paper and envelopes "a sheets of paper and
envelopes to match. only l0c. box
he cheapest Albums in the city.
Receiving goods daily at
JOHN G pARKER'9
oc11 617 and 819 7th street NV.